Travel Noire

Travel Noire is an online platform dedicated to providing tools and resources for travelers who seek unique experiences. Established by an award-winning entrepreneur recognized by Glamour Magazine, Travel Noire is an essential resource for anyone who loves to travel. We carefully select inspiring individuals from the African diaspora around the world to share their passion for culture and adventure. Our aim is to encourage you to step beyond your familiar surroundings and explore different parts of the globe. Our team of curators comes from diverse locations, including major cities, rural areas, boats, and mountains, representing regions from the Americas to the Middle East, Europe to Oceania, and from Africa to Asia. If you’re interested in joining our team as a curator, we welcome your application. Most importantly, have fun! Travel Noire is more than just a website; it's an adventure designed to help you discover your inner explorer. If you have any ideas or feedback to share with us, please don’t hesitate to reach out via email.

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This Grammy-Award Winning Couple Bought A Farm In Georgia To Build A Safe Space For Creative Artists

1 day ago | travelnoire.com | Simone Harvin

It’s not every day you experience concepts like DRFT Farm built for the culture. In fact, most spaces created for artists to unwind and frolic are often curated for collectives that don’t know how to hold space for Black artistry. Short for Don’t Run From Today, DRFT Farm visionaries Milk and Sizz anchor their mission in fostering a space that prioritizes living in the present, rest, and restoration during the creative process.
Everything You Need To Know About The New Orleans Jazz And Heritage Festival

1 day ago | travelnoire.com | Simone Harvin

New Orleans is a city known for its brass bands, beignets, and Bayou traditions, and the best part of attending Jazz Fest is enjoying all three. The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival is an annual trip for many jazz lovers, but — like gumbo — this melting pot music festival touches every genre from hip-hop and R&B to folk and international.
Nobu Beach Inn: Robert De Niro's Latest Hotel In Barbuda, Set To Open In 2026

1 day ago | travelnoire.com | Simone Harvin

Barbuda, one of the Caribbean’s most under-the-radar islands, is known for its unspoiled beauty and commitment to tranquility over mass tourism. Unlike its neighbors, which often boast mega-resorts, Barbuda offers serenity and charm. This intimate island, famed for its beautiful beaches and relaxed vibe, is the ideal setting for the upcoming Nobu Beach Inn, a project led by Hollywood star Robert De Niro and his partners.
Where Was 'Until You Burn' Filmed? Dive Into The Colombian Drama's Ambient Setting

2 days ago | travelnoire.com | Joseph Shuba |TeeJay Small

”Until You Burn” is the latest Colombian drama to stream on Netflix. The series, which is titled “Escupiré sobre sus tumbas” in its original language, intricately weaves a tale of revenge and deception in a story set against the Caribbean coast. The narrative follows ex-convict Brian O’Connor (Cristian Gamero), as he seeks vengeance against the affluent Obregón Martelli family, whom he holds responsible for his brother’s death.
Make Unforgettable Memories: 8 Of The Best Summer Trips For Families

6 days ago | travelnoire.com | Dorian Smith-Garcia

When I write about travel, it’s usually from the couples or solo traveler perspective. But I also love traveling with my six-year-old daughter. Let’s be honest, though, traveling with her means that my priorities change, a lot. I always try to make sure that I take her places that are immersive and fun for her age range. And of course, other factors like safety, kid-friendly excursions, and a wider range of kid-friendly food options matter — because my daughter is firmly in her chicken tenders era.
Where Was 'Meet The Khumalos' Filmed? Visit The Rainbow Nation

6 days ago | travelnoire.com | Sarah Rand

“Meet the Khumalos,” a recent arrival on Netflix, explores family values, deep rivalry and the power of love while following two mothers – Grace Khumalo and Bongi Sithole (played by Khanyi Mbau and Ayanda Borotho). The women find themselves at odds after their kids fall in love, making for a seriously entertaining film. Fans of the 2010 romantic romedy, “You Again,” will surely enjoy the potentially relatable storyline, which is set in a South African neighborhood with distinct charm.
Where Was 'Your Friends And Neighbors' Filmed? Exploring The Ritzy And Glamorous Side Of New York

6 days ago | travelnoire.com | TeeJay Small

Apple TV+ has released a flurry of streaming originals in recent months, with projects such as “Mythic Quest,” “Shrinking,” and “Severance” garnering tons of attention from subscribers all over the globe. On Apr. 11, the streamer released the two-episode premiere of their latest series, “Your Friends and Neighbors,” starring “Mad Men” actor Jon Hamm. Like many of Apple TV+’s other outings, “Your Friends and Neighbors” quickly became a hit and garnered a wide array of reactions from viewers.
Your Guide To Canada's 'North Of North' Filming Locations

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Sarah Rand

“North of North” is a new Netflix sitcom about a 20-something Inuk woman, Siaja (Anna Lambe). Though she’s eager to begin a new chapter in her life after leaving her husband, Ting (Kelly William), she finds herself dealing with gossip in her small town. As luck would have it, her ex is the village it-boy and has been since they were high school sweethearts. But over the years, things began to sour as Siaja primarily supported Ting’s aspirations.
Where Was 'G20' Filmed? Cape Town Shines Alongside Viola Davis In New Thriller

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Sarah Rand

Anyone looking for an exciting new action thriller to watch this month might find themselves drawn to “G20” on Prime Video, which offers a refreshing take on the film trope of a political leader being kidnapped or attacked. What sets this story apart from others of its kind is that it follows President Danielle Sutton (Viola Davis), the first Black female President of the United States as she travels to South Africa.
Where Was 'The Handmaid's Tale' Filmed? Exploring The Real Life New Bethlehem

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | TeeJay Small

“The Handmaid’s Tale” has been airing since 2017, offering a glimpse into a dystopian nightmare of North American life. The Hulu original series, which adapts the classic 1985 novel of the same name, sees a young woman named June (AKA Offred) navigating the dangers of a post-apocalyptic world in which women are treated as second class citizens, and forced to live as servants and breeding vessels for a religious cult of violent and creepy men.